Awesome work! I always feel like I'm doing a good job when I tear down the top of a playfield for a thorough cleaning and waxing, but this puts me to shame!

To anyone looking for a Road Show at the Ohio show, I may bring mine to sell/trade. It plays 100%, is very clean, but has some playfield wear at the fish from the scoop kickout. If anyone is interested, PM me and I can send pictures.

I've got a Road Show question for the experts:

I happened to notice that when touching the side rail (ground) with one hand and the "start city" scoop weldment with the other, I was getting a little electric shock. I looked at the whole kick out weldment, top and bottom, but couldn't find anything interesting. It clearly isn't connected to ground, but it also didn't seem to be touching any wires. It looked like it should have been totally isolated, yet it continued to give a noticeable shock.

Anyone have any thoughts?

That cabinet work looks amazing. I've never done one of those, but I think it would be both really satisfying and a really big pain in the butt to strip it down and sand it like that.

I see Super Bands!

I put them on every game I have, including my Road Show. I love 'em.

Ah yes, the two lower flippers and the left mini flipper do look backwards.